Pastel Plaid Lightweight Dress (AS-IS) <br> (B-32

Pastel Plaid Lightweight Dress (AS-IS)
(B-32" W-26.5" H-36")

Marsoni

M251S

$44.00

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Pastel Plaid Lightweight Dress (AS-IS)
(B-32" W-26.5" H-36")Vintage 1930s 1940s pastel plaid lightweight spring dress. MEASUREMENTS (approximate): Bust 32" Waist 26 1 2" Hips 36" Length 39" Cute springtime dress. The material is very lightweight and see through, so a slip must be worn underneath. Buttons down the front and snaps at the side. This style is something that a younger woman or older teen would have worn. It looks handmade. CONDITION: AS IS with flaws. The material is quite delicate and there are

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Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2025